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Agents Wanted AGENTS TO SELL PORTRAIT Enlargements, biz money maker. United Art, Toronto. 6-14-361-

iilortgage Sale

lliere will be sold by Public Auction in iront oi the Law Courts Building in Ciaarlottetown on Tuesday the twenty-sixth day oi 111i)‘, i942, at the hour oi’ l3 o'clock noon all that parcel of land situate in Lot 30 in Queens 901ml? bounded and described ls follows: Commencing at a liike set on the south side oi Ciruo brook ‘at its junction with the Rhymey River said brook be- irlil on the western side of the said river and at or about the distance oi one mile southwardly from the mill occupied by James Dollar thence southwardly iollow- ills the various courses oi said river such a distance as will make live chains at a. rectangle and from ihcse two points running dill “rat such a distance as to in- ilude iiity acres and being the northern moiety or half part oi a farm oi one hundred acres de- miml by an indenture oi Lease made the first day oi September lllal between Robert Bruce Stew- i_rt oi the one part and Joseph alias of the other part. ‘The above sale is made under “gill by virtue of a power of sale “attained in an lndenture oi "nut-Me dated the 25th oi No- Le H1926 and made between mi’ Cmﬂsiwr or Bonwell, Lot

aiirl Mary Carragher his wife

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ELLA MAY McALElB,

Asslinee oi Mortgage. 4-27-4i.

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Abner T. Clegg, 2.04% This handsome and -; well-bred horse will »- lﬂnke the season atij MY ""1 MacArlhufs. Ii Kin-single“, who lg Huihnrized to make all “rrllllllcmenis. _ I1 o Abner T. Clegg was II V? of the greatest jj ihﬂr-oids ever raced in j; Sh? Eastern States. Hex Vwfiuid sire fulurlty-- lnners. "

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STRAWBERRY??? Ablilbl PM hundred: 75c by §£§0P§g Asbestos T-hOIISB-lld- F. S. Reeves, South- Beauhamms

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‘The inimitable signature of that "Prince" oi Canadian Penmen. A. F. Mclsaac. "Art" Mclsaac needs no introduction to the people oi Prince Edward Island. He is belov- ed by all Islanders —better known es a seer or lay priest, in the gospel oi’ kindness and good ielloivsiiip.

Born in the modest little town oi Souris, today he stands in tho “Hall of Fame" as a World Out. standing Artist, Specimens oi his work adorn the State House Wash- ington, House oi Commons, 0t- tawl. in the form oi illuminated addresses. An international author- ity on handwritings, he l5 known and respected iar and wide, as an artist and as a. gentleman.

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Alder-mac Anglo Huron WINNTPDG. May IL-(OPi-Ex- Bijlléml . port business of approximately 31ml“ 911 200,000 bushels of wheat worked to mill Ami Portugal was reported on Whriipeg Cm" PM grain exchange Saturday. i here remained unchanged, Con Smelt '79 1-4 cents a bushel and DOme Oil Jul at 80 3-8. Chciago wheat East Malartic fin hed 1-1 5-8 cents lower, There was a fair trade in the Golririle pit with shippers cred- Hallnor ited with purchasing Na. l northern Hard Rock g modest quantities Holliiigcr No. ll northern. Home Q11 Oats closed unchanged to 3-8 Homes; lower, barley unchangsd to 1-8 1m Nickel 10W". We 1-2-1-4 louver.

wheat Chester

El rlorado

Int Pete Jason

Kerr Add Kirk Lake Lake Shore Lamaque Leitch Macassa MacLeod ventral Guardian level!» 5e oer word: Western and Eastern locals Mam“? 5°“ Coming Events 3o per wont; lilcKelllle Classiﬁed 3o per word; in Memorial Notices 10c ner inch; Lists oi Model Oil Floral and Spiritual Oiierln s. Cards. eta» 5o per name; Letters oi g engagements s0 word; (o; $1.00 8 words. Notices oi Thank; and 49 cents ncr inch. Address and lereclileeﬁlllacllonllatlllhol)tlilgsiliigliloillr: 8§f"§‘mk,.1 Pacalta Pamour Perron Gold Preston Sladen

N aybob Noranda Negiis

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To Let Wrt. Mir;

FOR RENT—HEATED APART. men?» furnished or unfurnished. Apply 53 Bayiield street or Phone 570-J. 5.15-3i_

Montreal Curb

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Mlnard's relieves aches.

P. E. Islander Wins Fame as Penmlan

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Banks

(Canadian Press) SIOCIK; (ﬂog; Canada _ Commerce 141 l-4 Ncva scotls. _.. Royal Bank 14'! 1-2 Montreal ._

Pageant At Clyde River

Qn Sunday night’ M“, 1° m. pulleis 24; B 25-26 l-2; C 21-21 ﬁll‘; iii" ‘m?’ till?“ h‘ e e a n " e Lost Church‘? (‘fan 1;?“ eand an. prints, Jobbing price, 36-37; first

prcclative congregation.

The story of the pageant portray- 36 l-2; Current reﬂiilti. Qlle no‘ 1 ed vividly what the world would be pasteurized 35, no 2 34; wnoiesac. he Christian Church as a Qile no 1 pasteurized 35, no 2 34 l-2.

without

stabilizing force among men, and was effectively presented by the fol- lowing characters and persons res- real; wholesale, western and Que. DQCIll-‘elfvi “A Man oi the World“- Lloyti MacPhaii; “His Wifc"—Mrs.

Heber MacPhail; “Their Surf-Eric

lvlacPhail; "Little Son" -— Everett

Gillespie; "Sunday-School Teacher" —Mrs. Daniel MacNeili; "A Neigh- bor"-John Murray; "Spirit of the Chiirch"—Mrs. Robert Matheson; "Spirit or IgllOi‘BIlC8"-—P&lilll'l0 Mac- Lean; “Spirit of Social Injustice" -- Joyce MacPhail; "Spirit of Sin"- Mi-s. John Murray; "Spirit of Spirit- ual Darkness"--Miss Reta Cruys.

The Music oi the pageant in- cluded Hymns by the choir, "The Church's One Foundation", “The Light ni the World is Jesus". “How Firm a Foundation" and a solo “The Church by the Sode of the Road"— Mrs. Todd.

Deacon Haber MacPhail as Chair- man in well chosen words said this message was a challenge to all in the present day and time in which we live,

Rev. A. E. Todd read the Scrip- ture and offered Prayer.

The fact that many could not ﬁnd New YﬂPk-Cllii-"ﬂ 111W"-

stantling room was evidence oi the interest In the message of “The Lost Church."

Use Mlnardb ‘for dandruff.

Professional Bards

McLEOD 8. BENTLEY w. a. naivucv, n. c. .l. A. BENTLEY n. c.

Barristers and Attorneys-nt- Law

MONEY T0 LOAN I54 Prince Street

q, M "t, "Some oi the best things in the T) 1 IQF-"Hold Thou - " H ' "' " " ' l‘ H * ‘i H l “ H ' ' Church can become boiilellecki A Mv Iliarrxlgﬁnvliags Sling by M155 Key 0f FIlOWGPS

Morrellandllompany =- il. F. ARGIIIBALD

Chartered Accountants é

Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown _,.,_.,v_-;ﬂ.-i.m-ave-amannrux ALEX W. MATHESON RARRISIIIR. SOLICITUR. ETC

Mnngy to Loan CGIIEOIIOIII Office: 90 Great George Street-

M. ALBAN FARMCZI B.A., LL18‘

BARRISTER, SOLICITOR ETC. Canadian dank of Commerce Biidl MONEY T0 LOAN.

ship Journal.

i I the C7l11T¢h-" have been too 111E113’

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IMPORTANT‘

Air Force Recruiting ANNOUNCEMENT

2i 1-2-22. To arrive: butter, unquoted. Futures: butter, May 34 l-2B June 34 14-435; eggs, May 28B.

Produce Prices MONTREAL. May i7—(CP)- Ca-nadiazi Commodity Eitchange. Butter spot: Que and western (on score) 35B. zolllgga spot: Eastern A-large '49- MO/NDREAL. May l’1—(CPi- l

l-2: A-rnedium 1i 14-28: A- pulleis 23 1-2-24; E-B 25—25 l-2; E-C Produce market griccs here Sat- urday as reporte by the DQ111111- lon Department oi Agriculture fol- low‘

graded shipment selling A-large 29 l-2; A-mcdium 28: A-

Atterution is drawn t0 the new regulations whereby transfer to the Air Force is not possible after recruits have reported to an army training cenltre.

All those within the age groups subject to call un- der the National Resources Mobilization Act who wish to apply for air crew duties, R. C. A. F. pro-enlistment observer or pilot academic courses, technical aeronauti‘ ca] courses, or who feel that their qualifications would be more useful to the Air Force than the army, should apply to the nearest R.C.A.F. recruiting stationi

If candidates cannot be accepted immediately in the R. C. A. F. those qualifying in certain categories may enlist and be posted on leave without pay unitil re- quired to report.

Flutter: first grade creamery grade solids, Jobbing price, 35 l-2—

Cheese: current receipts, western and Que, white, l9 5-8 FOB Morit-

wiiite 20 first grade FAS Monir-ial. Potatoes: Que whites no 1 1.70-

175; no 2 l35-1 60; NB moun-

tain no l l9)—1.85; PEI mCun-

min 1_g0'l,90; whites 180-4135 steady.

Montreal-Utilities and papers low-

Man. whites, n0 a 1>.55—-1'70l er; golds unchanged; other in- du

Maine per cwt 2.35—-2 40; Florida. new crop. white, 50 lb baﬂs, US. no 1 grade, 2.35.

Markets At A Glance (Canadian Press) Tornnto-Jndustrials. base "Willi-e

sirlals up.

and Junior oils 11D 918ml)’; B01115 New York-Stocks closed higher.

Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

‘Thousands and tens oi thou- sands oi men and women, who are Sﬂéklll! a way out oi their prob- lems. their troubles and their biir- dens, find themselves caught and jammed in the bottleneck oi’ the Church. And what do we mean by the bottleneck of the Church? W." mean that place, where the Church cools down, slows down and nar- rows down to the point, where men and women find it difficult to dis- cover the broad road oi eternal life. in Christ, who came to bring life and to give it more abundantly.”

The above is one oi the pro- nouncements by Rev. Neil Herman, last night. in speaking on the suh- i;~_; --_i-~t___~ iect-"Caught in the Bottleneck of fellow;- fm- “high no price ivil.

This Notice Issued By

DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE FOR AIR

WANTED

Once again in the spring oi the Local Beets and Pa“

passion ior God's word can be turn- wright and (he gvening solo was c? int-g“? bvltiilgllﬁcll- (iiherblzliitlgnfilk sung by Miss Jean E2315)? sntitlebd. o ira on. ousan s in l iiri- ~11 .9 Lord is my S op er " y , _ P05531919 9° mid "16 mad becau-‘Ic LidIdlc. Both solos were rendered igiféuzppealljoglgiecgletlilflmadeola‘ gée . of tradition." in a fashion of irarmth. color and mm“ hout Caaada 3a 1st ems mp5’ Carrom- "Hundreds 8T9 Yeamlng 50f (‘hi’- underst-anrling which went home 1g 1 gal“ e A I . J P e C] k broad sun-lit road oi answered w those hstenins reek e55 puck-mg °1 ‘viii ‘mwers- pp y‘ ' op a". I llrayei‘. Does God care? Does God a ghgsrtagljeélfnggg‘lhxfagfﬁfrggéha wa-rehmlse- “Fswer Way"? n18‘? are in: qucsl‘ do not mean that no wild {lower Queen Si. tizislrsizilsugs.i.zi“aa. ﬁrilii." ar_ 5 years Show be lei-i d» i ‘ ' emphasize the net sitv ni little

neck M IQTmQIl-sm has jammﬂi a’ thought on the part of the zlnicker. 5-15-31

El?" crowd °i Seekers b“? i? a Some wild flowers should never be ("@9135 bawen- Prayerles Ma o 0 picked at all; others may be taken “The fellowship 0f "w chili“ at will. or the latter kind, like dc ode thl ﬂoiverlnr o! the 1155. ill many 65595- narr°wed doim violets and hepaticas, are tlie plant; b“ 50118 F009 f0!‘ the follow: to the bottleneck oi a religious rlir- (By The Canadian Press) Whose ﬂower stem use, direct“, season's crop oi flowers. 0i | from the rgqis" and provjgled (he species oi flower is the Wain

tatorsiiip, By unrestricted human _ v _ _ _ > riailll‘? GWTY mun is a dictator. MAY 18, 1917——P1‘lm9 M1915!“ bodv of the plant is left uiidisturh- Trillium. the Official flora-l Im- the new birth every mall l5 H bPiY-gl- Sir Robert Borden announced ed_ no dmmge W111 have been blem or Ontario. Instead oi pluck- er to every other man and Christ Criiiarisan government's intention occasioned‘ In any cast tpaﬂng up lng the white 171111113,‘ jg would is Master of us all. What says Gods in adopt conscription. President a mam b the mops meregy p0 gain be far better to transfer the entire word-Wile are all brethren and One Wilson signed United Slates selec- a blcom lys wanton destruction. plant to one‘: garden. and. thus is your master." If this war will Lve draft _a.ct.. British artillery other mid ilowers that should perpetuate the significance oi the do nothlnd more than bring us hollvd Italznns repulse Austrian never be plucked at an are 1mm. emblem, back to the Chuch, as a f-cllowshiu. PoHHiCY-ﬂiiﬂcki 0n me 15cm‘) which cann't he picked without re- _ ———~'—

and to Christ as Master, the: the front. moving all the foliage upon which Minarifs relieves aches- war will have achieved fol‘ 11S a

The signature above was specially prepared) by Mf- Milhiu"? l" l" hurl“? Pmmﬂm \

He has been a member oi

the humor and likes to tell stories a- Haliiax Police Department, for thebout the (as he says) old timers past 24 years, has a keen sense oion the Island.

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